Lectures & Cultural Tours

Exploring the intersection of migration, identity, and the Israeli table through anthropological insight and sensory field experiences.

Anthropological Insight

Dr. Azri Amram invites you to look beyond the plate. His lectures provide a deep anthropological analysis of how food serves as a tool for constructing culture and identities. Experience the stories of Israel's complex cultural tapestry through its vibrant foodways.

Food Studies

Markets Talk

Discover how Israeli cuisine reflects migration and class. This lecture goes beyond simple tropes to analyze how eating habits shape and negotiate the complex relations between Jewish and Palestinian citizens in modern society.

Explore spaces like Kafr Qasim and Hatikva. This session examines how these markets act as meeting points for Mizrahi and Palestinian hybrid cuisines, fostering a shared sense of cultural identity through commerce and culinary exchange.

The Field

Step out of the classroom and into the vibrant alleys of the market. Our guided tours offer a unique blend of academic research and local storytelling, complete with curated tastings that reflect deep cultural histories.